Round the bases in softball with Jessica Mendoza

Round the bases in softball with Jessica Mendoza

Learn how to play softball from the professionals. Softball Magazine brings you this video tutorial with softball slugger Jessica Mendoza. Jessica won a gold medal in the 2004 Athens Olympics and has been named Softball Player of the Year in 2006. What better an athlete than this to teach you the basics of the game?

Improve your performance, learn how to round the bases in softball with Jessica Mendoza. There are three main components to rounding a bag, the first being able to create a good angle. See the correct method to rounding the bases.

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